The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-20
written over against funeral sermons,
By the ruthless publishers atoressid

4 Vs. always read TIt lNAMiSEH becau.c iu
10 wenre suro to find something. either to au
prove ~ condemns. five happen 10 fcel ii If
tlecro.s. a. We 10 now ani feel that little
.,uarrc' with some body besides the dear 0uc-
st home, woIld do US goo 8, we PICK w iiif
ENANI.IE, AMI yutt as sure as that tho .uu
shine the opportunity is of I'd -~hcfmau
Herald
! he above is the first paragraph Of
lie ding article in the Sherman
Herald, and we regard it as right
down hearty. We would not give
toss up between the enmity aud the
friendship OF the papers generally,
outalde Of the merits or dement's of
our work. ii "a man cannot fluid any
thing in THE EXAMiNtK TO praise, Tor
the Lords dear sake, let him lind
something to blame. We had infinitely
rather he scAlped than to have
it said that what we do
is unworthy of note. We do not
expect all TO agree with Us, and in the
majority of instances we expect peo-
pie to differ widely. We do not run
by any such gauge however. live
succeed in teaching ourselves to be-
lievc a thing is right, we are going TO
announce it, lot it please or oneud
whom it may, indeed We are very
glad when the Herald finds something
to praise aud still q al when it finds
somathingtD blame, in these columns.
HERE'S another patriot won by the
plain bluntness OF The Examiner.
The Tyler Democrat Reporter was a
fierce prohibitionist, and WAS not III
favor of The EXAMINER's having All
opinion, at all, unless we al Jptei one
from itself. 1t tuen thought we
were very bad paper Now it
doesn't, and this is what it says:
We are beginning to Ike THE Waco FIX
AMGSrH better. 1t eau stat n thing correct
ly when it ants to, bur We couiess we were
hardly prepared t, sec 1T open II. mouth 30
vide aud talk out tn meeting IS, plainly rs 1T
doc4 in The following paragraph though /!
doesn't tell any ehiax chat he people haven't
known al the tim. speaking Of Coke and
Mills THE ExAaiNrG say But THE tx
AMlNll; has the ug habit OF stating truth,
etitfa|l on vhosc c,rns it may, ana when 3,
snys Minis i, no III ttsn, before tn people f"r
our grand old st4lNArt It >tates Truth OF
coursc It does-a truth the Dimensions Of
which can BE- measured only by the difference
in capacity aud patriotism of the two men.
The funny thing about it al is Coke
Is just as hearty an ami as is Mills,
yet the Democrat -Reporter takes hun
without The irils, while the very
thought of Mills makes it sick and
utterly Incapable of treating him
either kindly or justly.
The Texarkana Times with q thrill
lingly accute apprehension of truth
indites the following briet notice of
the birth and death of the great mod.
crn crushing machine, SO recently
started and buried in Waco:
The Waco Echo, So THE EYAxi ER says, has
gone TO join the angcs. lis strange that II
passed away so soon with that tremendous
circulation 1t has been blowing about. The
Times prof icted It, however. The brave die
young.
iF you want to set the grave Dig
gers at job of work for a Texas
democrat, let the Globe Democrat
just take him under its wing for
moment. Nothing kills one quicker
,han Al ( nj 10
to smiling at one. That's instant
death.
The Paris News has the following
truthful and touching beautiful notice
of u recent event in this city:
The Waco Echo, the new morning papel
that was started to down Tus EXANlNER,
turned its pink toes to the daisies on Tuesday.
II war conceived IA spite ard born in malice,
and It's voca died in an echo
SOME bitter, bitter enemy OF Bryan
T. Barry's must have paid Ruthless
Crahiil to say that Bryan is a good
fellow. That's about as severe n fate
rs could overtake an honest msn in
iuln C'uhti
If Barney Gibbs could only induce
the News to begin the mahgn task
of praislng HIM, his political suicide
would be compete. Lings's fulmina-
ting cap isu't half so deadly.
WACO is - good town aud the evil
dence consists in the tact that buiIdins
goes on right in the face of the OUT
side hard times.
The Alvarado Bu!le in is exceed
ingly good to The ExAMINER-s sort
of fellow feeling, on know.
Col CAREY W. orYLEs is succeeced
rs editor OF the Bosque Citizen by
Prot. James L. Vincent,
, 81. a. 4